Terrible management for such an important collection. I went all the way there to see the permanent collection with the most famous Frida Kahlo paintings. But that entire section was closed. No information online or at the door regarding the closure. The man just told me they don’t have enough workers. Who knows when and if it will be open. Also, no information booth, no tours, no information given in English or even Spanish. Overall a very, very unprofessional management. Very sad.

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I went back three days later and got to see the most famous Frida Kahlo painting “Two Fridas” as well as a couple of other truly great masterpieces of Mexican Art. Those works were GREAT, but keep in mind this is a very very small permanent collection and a very small museum with half of it closed. Unfortunately, my critique of the management still stands as most of the permanent collection is still off limits with no explanation and there is no information given about the museum or it’s collections anywhere—no information desk, no tours in English or Spanish, and really nothing to help anyone understand or enjoy the works or to understand what’s going on with the permanent collections and what they encompass.